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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
RAsT SUMNER.

Repairs on the Copg'i church a. u.
Samner are being msde under the dlrec.
ton Of the builder. Des. w. v. Berry. OF
Canton. The Insurance Co. adjusted Tho
loss At $3.50.
n. Carroll Field aud wife have made =
brief Walt TO friends Ia Sumner. Mt.
Fields IL in the shoe business At ilsver-
hill. Msss., but has been residing for some
time In Exeter. ". H..
Mrs. VIM. X. Sswall l. At the Mard0ck
Hospital. boston, for treatment. This In.
stitn,iou Is run by the Murdock Lqali
Food Co, snfpatients are treated free OF
all expense. They have over 40 free beds
and i3a pstieots were operated upon dur
Ing the quarter ending June ist. The
patients were from all part. OF the coun.
try from Maine 10 Texas. Ten were from
Maine. Me-. Sewall speaks highly OF The
Institution.
The soldier boys aud their friends enjoy
eli camp fine At West Samner, on Ties
day the 3O.h alt. Speeches were made by
Lsforcst Howe. Rev. J NJ. wAlirou. and
Hon. J. T. Swasey. The West Sumner
choir furnished exceileu, music, aud all
seemed TO enjoy the happy occasion. Bik-
ei beans and green corn and coffee were
freely provided by Darrows Post, q. A. X I,
and Others furnished pastry 30 that all
were well fcd. The citizens turned ont
qalle well AMI gave evidence OF their 10y.
atty aud respect fir those who dsfeniei
their rights Simner has grand war
record sni Il lastly proat oil u. Several
OF her brave sons sleep beneath soaihern
soil. AMI loyAl hearts pellght 20 cherish
their self sscr.n,lng devoaon. SLocuh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
HEBRON.

The Academy opened Tuesday. The
term bids fair to he q very prosperous Que
Mrs. Austin Oliver, OF ST. Louis, Mo-,
and Mrs. Morrow and daughter. were al
l. \. Dumpus' last week.
Mrs. A. ID. Bartlett intends accompany.
ing Mrs. II. l.. whitney 10 Boston next
Monday 20 spend the fall.
laying still fingers with some people In
this ylclnlty. nrsi and second crop inelud'
ei.
Es,slle whitney. OF Auburn, Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. J. ID. Sturteysni.
The Academy opened Tuesday morning
under the direction OF our well known and
highly respected teachers with "a attend
ance OF about q hundred students. Many
more have engaged rooms. Thirty or
more board and Others board themselves.
and are accommodated by taking meals
part OF the time.
Misses Jones aud Johnson OF the SO
class spent Wednesday here accompanied
by Miss Caldwell OF 81.
Rev. y. ID. and Mrs. Richardson are
visiting this place and viii duriug their visit
attend four weddings. Their son, MI. A.
NJ. Richardson, has an excellent situation
in Washington, and will be married and
take III. wife back with him. where he vii
nnd genial home with the tesehars with
whom be IL associated. n.
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BYRON.

school in the French District. taught BY
Miss MeInnls. OF l,oxoury, closed the 2Ji
inst.
J. Hall. OF L. Dlraeld. Is In town coll
lectlns a drove Of lambs.
m. IN. Richards, Geo. Thomas and q.
Hoisdon have gone 10 the Lake cunning.
A. o. Reed Is busy preparing gun for
market.
ThlrIs. six year old daughter OF w.
T. Brown, has been very sick caused by
being poisoned either by The bite OF . spi-
der OF the sting OF bee. DR.. Twiicheli,
OF Abdoyer, thought IL might have been
TIE bite OF spider on tsr foot. She u
better.
Blusbsrrie. are reported plenty on the
mountains.
LIS Ford and daughter. OF Mercer, and
Geo. Knapp and wife, Of New Sharon, are
visiting friends here.
w. 4. Knapp Is st work for J. l.. Shaw.
J.E. SHAW Is having repairs done on his
house, chimney rebuilt. etc. A. %. Reed
aai q. Hodson have hsi repairs done GU
their houses.
Mrs. L. Brown has gone 20 Hartford and
Buekneld 10 visit friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

MAEErn MrN 6-SiNotE MrN 4.
IA entertaining game q base bal ~As
p.ayrd q, Pan. Hill Saturday sfiernoon.
T,- bii1sias Aanoancsmsut ofthc game
serves o. e,lcilA,e matters qai'e clearly.
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EAST BETHEL

The farmers are now busy picking and
hauling their sweet corn.
The sewing society OF this place have
lust purchased inside blinds for the church.
They were furnished by &. L. IA,hawsy'
Norway, Me. =,
Mr. Hutchinson preached his farewell
sermon here August 2sth and has returned
10 his home Ia Sovs Scotia.
Mr.. Arthur Perry, from Mssssehusetts'
spent his yAeS,lon a. his fathers, 4. Z.
Peru's.
SIR. and Mrs. J. A. Klmball, from Mass.
spsn, = few days al bis fathers, III. y.
Kimbslls.
Mr.. A. l.. Holt. from Mass, Il now
spendlsr his vacation 81 II. u. Holrs.
Mrs. J. ID. Hastings has been spending
the past two weeks a, ID. Il. iI,stings'
fryeourg, Ne.
Mrs. ID. Klmbili. from Mass. isnow
stopping with her sou, Chss. Z. kimhall.
Mrs. Ben R.tes has been very sick. hei
daughters frnm Massachusetts are no"
with her.
The fall term OF school commences Sept
lslh. Jas. s. IIuiehlngs from ilamford'
teacher.
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OXFORD.

The Grays aud Oxioris played here on
Saturday Result OF game Is :, III In
favor OF the 0xfords.
james Dannlng has bought bis oil place
on Pigeon lllll and will move there soon.
Mrs Scion Rswson and daughter, OF
Sammerslllr, Mass, were In town last
week.
Miss seliIi whit HI. retained to oiir-
cy.
Waiter Bssn's child died q il,s suddenly
on Sandsy last Of cholera i1isnium
Df Stevens has been called - Boston
Ci,ri. the youngr,t daughter ~ samuel
Bampu', died Aug. 18Th, aged ; year,.
sftsr = short bn, severe .ickas-s ~
Rounds. ~ Paris, met with ~ IIsrssy "a
Saturday In consultation. she wis one
OF IN twlus sai her little brother Cisrencs
Il nov LICK. SAs VA, the PIT ~ the FAINT.
~ with -wee; dlsp,.ltiDD, snt may
wlnniaS snf lovely irllis
Months passe.i, that bull 90 proinisa
unfslded hour by hour.
We though, that earth hai never smile'i.
Upon - fair a nowcr.
sobeauilfal. n veil might grace,
The howsrs where angels dwell.
AMI van u fragrance 20 Ills throne.
who dOeth all thing, we'll.
She iOokci - " In sweet sleep - she
lay surrounded by beautiful fIwers. ne
glft of llvlng friends. A Rev. Mr naf-
fan was absent the funeral services, which
were nsoessafily short on sccoant 81 sick
ness 10 toe family, we're conducted by Rev
Mr Greeley.
We have learned 90 the death 90 Mr.
ChNles woleo,i. of New YORK. former
f.sll.n, of Ibis town.
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PORTER.

Samner ioaf.sis registered a. the Elm.
Nood House The present season
Nj John T. Solfhwick. tynn.lMiss Caroline
A. sslfi. Mrsifuri, MIS- Catnerine Y o.s col.
IA t.sIiart. boston. Mrs.. N. Andryss. Lynn /,
Miss Altha Iiixrius. Worccsirfs Miss Allce q.
Nunssy, Lyna. Mis- EiA n. Palmer. Wellng'
ton. Onio, MT. A. g. rcoit, hi.. N. ;. r.'oii, NJ
\ I. Pef.r.nu. salem. Miss Minnie .. COOK.
LINN Niss Adiie =. Perry, no<ton. Mrs.. N. ~.
Os.fos.f -alem. Mis- Mary 4 Os<ooi, salem ,
NIss Weion J McAdkus. lAll River Mss lielle
H1xton. Salem. Miss Mary \. scott. salem
Ma Lutte " Wehbsr. salem. Mis- IArrte W.
Tayinr. WenhAm. Miss l.. q. Dolce. WcnhAm
NJ PRANK Al. ferrY. Boston, Mr.. AMI Nrs
tseorgv :. TuhmAn, Boston MIS- Mary y An.
drsWs. Lynn. Mrs Mary hAldsin AMI MAsief
warren nAidsin, Lynn.
Otaer parties % come next week among
item arc Mr. Lssvii,. wife and son.
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MEXICO.

Visitors here recently Leonard siorcr.
OF Weld, q, Bepl. Storer's; Mrs. Lacy J..
Be.rce. from Washington, ID. G.. NJ Benz
s,orer's, her fathers; Mrs. freemoni
Irish. OF Buckneld. at VIM. 81. Halls, her
fathers; Mr.. Saunders, son and sons
wife, SIR. S. from Llvermore. the son from
Missouri, with them Mr. Russell and wife,
also from Llvermore, all q, l. ii. Reeds !
Edwin Virgin and wife nom Pofuand'
oregon, now al II. Y. Virgins.
Carrie Gleason and mother LETT L T..
Gleason's the nrsi OF this week.
Callers Me-. Smith, wife and son from
Canton; Rev. Mr.. CALMLY, formerly OF
Turner. now OF Orange, Mass. Harvey
Wall, Of Boston; Mr.. Wait WAS born In
Mexico, and went up 10 the Braieep place.
bis GA home. 20 get drink OF water from
The s.old oAken bucket that hung In the
we'll" Home Il home 10 many even ster
years OF absence, lis home SIN. want
some visitors, come over, I'm lonely.
SPARKEs.
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UPTON.

Very favorable weather for harvesting
sr.ia- Pleasant days bot cold nights.
Thsre has been frost on low land, but The
log from ihe lake prevents damage.
Mrs.. Edwards sud sou, from oxford.
.,e yI.itlng AZ her flihsr's, A. w. sHiek.
lands.
A party ofnlns started Wednesday on
camping expedition 10 The Mseallowu re-
giOn.
II Il reported that Alya and Chester
Coolidge have gone 10 New Mexico 70 Wy
their fortune.
on. ABBOTT aud wife are al Enrol, VS.
Hing their daughter. Mrs. John Akefs-
David q. Brooks remsins qaits sick WIZ
slow fever.
A successful term Of school closed IN
NIL Dist Friday, with an entertainment,
given on Monday evening". which MAS
er,,iit 10 teacher and pupils. Mlss one
Yves, ana Scott coolIigs were particularly
worthy OF mention
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HIRAM.

MR.. Rhoi,, wife OF NJ George fitch,
dlsi a. Eu, Hiram. Aug. 10Th, OF oertoro
Splna Meulugltis. Aftsr an Illness of.ey'
cn,een weeks. .gei sboai 80 years.
Mrs Atkinson. ~ Paterson. " j IA.
visited her brother, Jane. v. fos-, sai
returned hons.
NE. Arthur D,,chtlier. ~ Boston, Is
boarding a. ". Ripley fllnts.
Mcssrs. FLINT & Burnell are thrcshlng
gr,lu A. their mill a. Ess, Hiram.
Grain IL very light
Miss Winnie wsll,cs has retained -
Kent. I'm Seminary.
The corn shop openei Monday, The 29lh.
Rev John McLae,., (Aiveui) ofN. II ,
4, visiting his father, Dsa Royal MeL1cn'
Frank W. Davis Il stopping with bis
father. bot will soon return % bis duties
a. pfluclp.l 9th high school NJ Dsefins
james \. MoultOn. late supervisor of
schools IN Hiram. 1. dangerously VI In
CLllornla OF typhoid fever Ills mother
.ni sister ETA are also sick.
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GREENWOOD

Tae weather I'LL rvm,lns unsettled
Mlniay morning We started cat with all
confidence. the weather never boxing fsir-
"a since ne sun ilfsi saoae IN Elem, aud
bef1fc O'Clock our oats Al. bay were
vel wet up. PrObsa,y james vas ihlnk'
lrg 20 The farmer. when be told Ne - LEI
patience have her perfect work.
Last week We went over through the
49,; part 90 tie toNu, ia;o Albany. OF an
sfrsui. kcrplag oar eye opeu on TIE crops,
sld found the prOspect very much - A.
hume. Ia some places potatoes we're al.
reA'y dead viii rust, srt The general o9ln'
ion Vas that not more than hlf crop
Nogli be raised Apples arc Alnosi TO-
81 failure. J. a. Rich. ~ whose house
We stopped = couple ~ houfr. told ns thsi
l,si year be m,rhei 80 barrels % spplcs,
AT this year be estimates them ~ - bar
rtls. AMI that l. about the proportion, 50
fsr A. our knosledge extends. We came
bone over Howe Ilill. AM called 90 Charles
LAyhsm. who slowed u two nnc photo
gr,pss OF his residence. takcn ash0rt time
before By travelling artist. Mr. L,ph,m
Was 10 The late Var three years and two
months. ~ uonths In tie l0;h Maine Reg.
imsnt. ani TIE sane length OF time la The
IN Maine Battery bad bis loot o>ily IN
Jared By getting Il c,ughi BY faillug tree.
kni The very next LAY be was iularci =
good deAl worse by . tree falling on The
teui Ia wh.ch be- vas lying. For these In
larics hc hss made repeated application Tor
pension. BOT, A. Yet, has not succeeded
Others Ssnt iuiO The army and kept AZ =
s.fr distance from harm BY plsyiax sick or
lane. ani amer iylug 10 = hospital little
while. cane home ,ni got pension Tor
irlarics while serving their country 80
faithfully. some say u makes AL The dH'
ference In the worli VIA, mans politics
ar. sbOgt his getting pcusion. l. that
30. Uucie SAMUEL lfltis. thyn verify you
arc not he homes; OF gentleman Ne cup
p1ssi you o. be- Mr.. Lspham was In cv-
sry battle those two regiments were en-
gsgei 10. with oue slugle exception,
amounting % between a. ,ni %. bat never
wa biz In 81 cugagcrnent
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ANDOvER

T. y. tni o. n. Poor are running lheif
threshing msehine. The grain crop IL un'
usually large this year
Hop growers are picking hops this week
Some report . full crop, Others iizht
yield.
Charles Dresser has q pair OF mustangs.
Albert Colby. once famous for bis sxtsn.
sive gin book-selllbg operations. also well
known as . writer add speaker, was In
town Sunday.
Miss Alice Gregg, OF Cambridge,
Mass, has been spending the summer at
the Gregg House.
Mrs NJ. II. Themes, OF Canton, IL visit
log her mother, Mrs. Geo. Gregg.
J. +. whitney. proprietor OF Camp Whit
neg, has just bought two OF the fsmou.
Thomas boats, built by Y. NJ. Thomas, Of
this place.
Charles Cutting gets 20 bushels OF Gran
berries this year from few iquare rods
Of land.
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FRYEBURG.

A party from Highland Park. residents
OFFS J enjoyed the trip down T1'ef on
Monday.
The camp mseilns a. Mlrihs's Grove
began on Tuesday, With small attendance,
whlch will probably be lnerossed before
IT, close.
NJ. N. J. LIBBY. 90 POr,lsnd, with two
danghters, was a. Miss Pages on Tuesday
also Sir. +. L. Page. OF Maiden. Mss. Ni.
P.sgrapd-dAaghier Miss Marie Shaplslsh
cane with him, Bat visited A. L.. L. IVES
tons.
GA Tuesday evening" tie steam s,v MIL
over BY II. W. Cousin's, was discovered on
Ore and was beyo1i saving before ihs
alarm WAS given.
The Academy opsnei with nearly "a
scholars and others will come next week
The \ ~eienborgian Society gave lawn
party on The grounds OF william JOrion, o1
wednesday eve. which Vas very success
ial.
A large number attended the CJns'i Cir
Gle a, {. w. Pixies, Els, fyeoars. Taurs'
DAY. Sept 2at.
Ooersilons have begun =, the corn shop,
The hook and ladder compsey have or
gained.
Mrs.. Hattie Head AMI daughter wers ~
Der fathers last week on their Way - NO
conway, where they may remain Tor a
while.
E.P. Weston 4, rai,lny the roof Of tbs
fear OF bis store.
Ms. T.. y. Page has moved Into oae OF
TIE tsnemsnis over Locke's store, having
leased her house 20 Nj. wormwOoi, ofihs
Record. who has moved lr.
Ja3ge Virgin AMI his sou have been In
town ihis week.
The meat shop Is 20 change pfoprleiors'
a. Nc. Wentworth, % BfoSan;li, has hlr'
ed.
Mrs. y. y. Dow. who has Tor some weeks
been seriously lll. IL now gsinins. Dr.
Weeks visited her on MOniay ani found
hsr Improvement would allow hlm 10 80 10
washington 70 the Meaich Meeiing
Dsnnls Cole has recovered ani has 0een
In the village.
Another siVance % has been made from
TIE rusilcity OF oar ruraliiy. and neNsooys
cry ,hs Boston papers on the streets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
WILSON'S MILLS.

The cool weather seems great relief az
Ter me very hot weather Nc have Ocen
having.
Levi ffince. % Sewry, with a nephew,
has been NJ prospecting Zoe trout Messrs.
daley AM Shurilef. OF Colebrook. have
been up on their second hshsng trip tbs
season.
Covsn Aai Athcrton. ofColshrook. were
up buying sheep and cattle. Prices for
sheep and lambs, fair ior cattle, very
ios.
Capt fairir sni a Nc. R)5lnson. osn.
ers In The A. 7. CO. have been up Arrsng-
ius trips. Prices, etc, for ne steamer Ma.
galloway.
I. W. Pickett has m,vci into biz new
hoasc. Will have pretty and eouyealeat
- 10 ballllngs. When dashed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
MINNIE INrERvALE fRrrnEl..l

Circle met Aug. is,. Al Nc. A. Beans.
Attendance good. as Is the custom supper
furnished By hos; aud hostess.
Carter brothers have dashed haying.
They have cut sbout 100 tons
Amos .ni william Chandler, from Milan,
Nh, have been visiting iheir brother
Merrill, AMI family.
Rosa Consly has BEEN visiting Al Maple
Grove Ilouse.
D.M. Klmball has dashed work a. A.
N. Carriers and i nigh, ws,chntn at The
corn shop =, -
BsrI carter add family, from y. T.
have Dcen tonding ~ The I'm Hotel
Thsy mats q short visit a, Carter Bros.
Charles Furlong and brothers have been
visiting The Capea brothers.
A. N. Carter Il general superintendent
a. The cora shop - n
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WEST SUMNER

The q. A. Il held their annual camp nrs
In Andrews Grove. West Sumusr. Aug
3O.h The exercises were opened by sing
ing by select choir, followed by prayer
by Geo Berry. Speeches were made by
&. l.. n. Howe. Rev. Mr. waldo AMI John
T. Swassy. Eco. Everything passed ofsai'
isfaetorily % all present The q. A. X. peo'
pie seem - have the faculty for getting az
good time whenever they undertake u.
Horace Bsrrovs IL making extensive "
pairs 20 bis house, by raising u up, dis'
ging = cellar, etc.
Mrs. G. \. Tueli IL qalie sick.
n W. Chandler talks OF doing quite 4
business In bis mill The coming winter.
The potato crop In this Vicinity will De
very small thls season, and the Old ssying
Apples will Be apples this year
II Is doubtful n II. \. coourn and wife
make their western trip this TAI, on &C
Cogat OF Me-. Columns health.
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PERU

Daniel Walker fell from the staging on
his fathers barn, . distance OF nfteen feet,
bot he was not hurt much.
Hiram Slillmsn has had al Increase OF
pension OF sl2 per month.
Hiram Stlllmsn and family have gone 10
Portland on visit
The Inhabitants Ia District No. have
turned on, and repaired their school house.
school commences the second Monday In
September; Miss May Crockett; teacher.
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NEWRY.

Cool nights, but no frost As yet. Sum.
mer Is pas, and gon4 and autumn days are
here.
Henry Farwell Is threshlng grain for
Ell and Iryiua Stesrus. The latter expects
20 return to Berlin 20 bis school this week.
Frank Bisbee has been In failing health
for long time lie was very much wore
a. last accounts.
Sweet corn Is being harvested. II IL a
good crop.
Muck worms are doing much dsm'ge to
r,otatOfs
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DENMARK.

Charles A. Pingree an wife. Win are As
work Ia the shoe f,c.ory IL Brunssick IL
II home for Few days
Roscoe. son OF Mai Joria,, ofthis town
with hls wife IL visiting relatives In towp.
lie lives Ia Chenore. H.. AMI IL engaged
In the wheat trade.
Mary A. Berry, widow OF the late Moses
Berry. died AZ South Bridgtop. Aug. 37th,
aged "a years. Funeral Tuesdsy At NJ. X.
church, East Denmark. George Berry, of
Dccribg. aoi Osborn Berry. OF lewiston.
sons OF tho deceased attended the funeral.
Mrs Maria l.. Elton aud daughter Jen.
ney o, OF Wakefield, Mass, are visiting
a, Mrs. Eston's brothers and sisters. Geo.
w. Gray's and Mrs. &. q. Peniextef's.
The members OF the family made spllgrim-
age to the pircntai homestead 10 Seosgo,
Friday. and hal picnic dinner on the
spot where the house used - stand.
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Sbs Oxfnrs, usnsuerat.
Paris and Vicinity.

Sbs Oxfnrs Qensuerat.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
-, si -. sssisy sslooi = iss. s.bssik
$500 ~srsies - >. n. trsyer h'eunrs'
r.r.ls ~, 49,. Rsv. Caroiias Anrsn. r.s,sr.
S.,'sr ~sr,iss ever, ssn.isy - n A.. sAheaiA
So. n 49, !, nf... R.sa. Ensry W No., Leader
80 sisaisf. >ecrsi.f, .nd ffessarsr. hesting.
S.r-risY Evsa.ne.
annie 2. SteArns. % Cambridge. Mass,
.nS. z. SisArns'.
warren ]. cAnd. OF MsdfOri. Mass.
ATS Z. Stearns.
M. ". A. BArrOvs Is visiting friends
=. Bos,on and Lynn.
s---------
Ar,,.s Shur,lsf. ESQ. % Portland. spsn,
ne Saboaia In town.
N,r1alsT. Kulghi. EsQ. OF Rrmford,
w,s In tosn ,Nst Thursday
sos, .ui Hattie crocksr returned last
w,sk frcm Trip 10 Bosiou.
I,m,. y. RAssoo. Esq and Mss Mary
R,vs,u. ~ bangor, are In town.
~. George u. Blsbss and Mss Mary
L B.,c,. % Bachnsli, we're In town Fri
ity.
P-,rls. Ripley .. selling ru-sry stock
~ Cats ". StuNrt 4 Co. OF Newark.
NN.
A e. Atwood ant wife ,ni Miss Resale
iron. of Nes York. we're a; TIE I'M
I.lrsiAy.
NJ. uorscs camnlsss. Niss Hattie
a. Mary Aniress, ucut o Aniover,
Nass Issi sesk
Eg Holmes. E.q.. % welehsile. the
-.nknown breeder ofthcf1lghhrei stock.
80, tae mn Mcuiay.
rss ~ blacksmith sAcp ON Linoola
street hks progressed very rapltly uuter
a. bands %; Carpcnicr Doe.
NJ. A. L Hanson. % Poriiani. who
IA. bsen siogping Al The Union llouso for
~ Say. rcilruet lAsi week
Mr sai NJ. james Murray Nay. All
Nr El1srt KAY. % So John, y Is. have
h.ta visiting frients IN this place.
Me- Enily NJ. F1be-. % North Can
NJ fge. aui Mis- Evelyn Hayward, %
Briigssaier. visited A. E.oriigs f5rocs's
At week.
Mrs.. willis All Misses wlunic All MI
ls rei1rncd SATURDAY. from visit o
r.eols In CAnioa. Nschanic Falu, an
rcrmlrc.
NJ All Mr.. Benlanln Carter AL
n s.e. JeNnaetie. Grace sni MARY az
N.s,er frank Garter. ~ M,lic't ir, y. j.
wsrs yisitsg ~ ). X Carers lat week
To- faii tsrm a; me Acatemy beg.us thls
rsssiay1 norning rrnciph Do.ley poo
pl.rs o. make every 90 rt fDr lrsi-ciiss
.ca1l, la al respects. The primary school
o9-ns A. the school hDuss AZ ne sane
tns ra--isyl unier IN Instruction. ~
Nss A Louise Doe.
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BRYANTs POND

Ssuaior McPasr.oa ofN. J.. Wa Ia town
Friday.
A. l.. Rowe has bocg ht o1i {. X ll0ugh-
toa's stock % farmins tools ant Will here.
a'ter deal In hat iine OF goods Mr. Ii0ugh.
ton's agencies have also been transferred
o him
A Grange siorc Q. % be opened hsr,. Ia
TIE baliding occupied by {. X houghton.
Iilga school openei here with twvn,y
scholars.
Nelro.s C1i, :. lex with ,ypaoli fever.
Co.'S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
BUCKPiELD

A referees court was held a. Reform
Hall Friday. Gosh alt, on The ci'e Of ID.
Blsbee, Req. w.. Caleb Snell. Of Tarner.
TIE action was brought ny SIR. Blsocs 20
recover damages Tor an unsouui horse
sold 20 him by said Smell, with written
warrsntse OF sounine.s. which horse soon
Afterwards proved 10 be very lame, on &C
CONT ofs curb. The fact OF curo was
admitted, bat Swell alleges that II va,
brough, on after the horse passed out OF
his hands. good many witnesses were
called. among Others. Dr.. Bailey. OF Port
land, Dr. B.sekeii, OF Lewiston, and Df.
bailey, OF Auburn. veterinary surgeons.
The referee Was Iion. R1fus Prince, OF
Turner. Mr. Blsbes msnsged bis own case.
A. Il Savage. ESQ, OF Lewiston, ior re-
spOnieni. The verdict will be male pao'
nc at the Oetobc- term OF Court
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
SAyyp His LIVE.

Sir. ID. l. wileoIsou, OF Horse Cave. KY
says he Was, Tor many years, badly aniiet
cd with Phthisic, also Dlsbellsi The pains
were almost unsndursbls and would some
times almost throw him into e9r,utions.
lie tried Electiic Bitterr aud got relief
from frst hottie ami after taking SIX hot
ties. was entirely ouref, and bal gained N
flesh eighteen pounds. Says be Positiv'ly
believes be would have died, had IL not
been for the rsliefsffjried ~ Electric BIZ,
tiers. Sold 81 any cents bottle ct Soyss'
Drun Store. Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
IOcKEs MILLS.

Rev. l.. u. Pesse will preach his last
sermon here on Sunday, Sept llth, at bali
past two In the afternoon. The choir viii
b. assisted by IA. hand. All are insitct
Mr. Pssss has given perfect Satisfaction Ia
all chufch.golng people la this Vicinity,
and We are sorry 10 part with him.
Tho Tebbcts Mfg. Go. have put In new
dam aud hume aud have moved away the
old saw mill. They srs bullilng q larger
mill on the same site.
The Dudley cottage has ben crowded
with summer boarders this seasos. This
Il one OF the plesssntest sumner resorts
on the Grand Trunk.
stephen Back Il on tbs slck list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
WEST BETHEL.

Excursion, east ard west on Tuesday
aud "Wednesday deisycd the mall trains an
hour or more. and speeds. train OF twelve
ears WAS made up 10 convey portion oil
the crowd going 20 Qaebec.
Sweet corn {. now being gathered and
hauled 10 the Bethel canning factory, and
farmers will this year had the crop quile
profitable.
Mrs. Jane Philbrook. formerly oiGlleai.
died In Saceirappa Monday. Funeral In
The church here Wednesday.
LIE Knowles, our village buoer' Ia
now working In the Bethel corn factory.
A. \. Bean has = new clerk 10 his store
Rust l. fast Killing potato vines.